Krissed

What is "Krissed"?

"Krissed" is a popular term used on social media, originating from a prank trend involving Kris Jenner, a well-known celebrity from the TV show "Keeping Up with the Kardashians." The term is used when someone is tricked into watching a video or a meme that unexpectedly shifts to a clip of Kris Jenner dancing or doing something humorous. It's similar to being "Rickrolled," a prank involving Rick Astley’s song "Never Gonna Give You Up." The idea is to surprise the viewer when they least expect it, leading to amusement or sometimes mild annoyance.

How does getting "Krissed" work?

Getting "Krissed" usually happens in the following way:

• A person receives a link to a video or opens a video, expecting it to be relevant to the topic or conversation.
• The video starts normally, aligning with the viewer's expectations.
• Suddenly, the video cuts to a clip of Kris Jenner, often dancing or making a funny remark, which is completely unrelated to the initial video content.
• The abrupt switch aims to surprise and entertain by the unexpected appearance of Kris Jenner.

Why do people enjoy getting "Krissed"?

People enjoy getting "Krissed" for several reasons:

• Unexpected Humor: The sudden appearance of Kris Jenner in an unrelated video context can be humorous and light-hearted, providing a laugh or a smile.
• Viral Trend: As part of a broader social media trend, participating in or sharing such a prank feels like being part of an inside joke within the community.
• Light Prank: Unlike many pranks that can sometimes be mean or harmful, getting "Krissed" is generally harmless and just for fun, making it a friendly joke among friends and online circles.

Overall, the concept of being "Krissed" emphasizes fun and spontaneity in social media interactions, relying on the element of surprise and the cultural relevance of a well-known personality.